Jan 19, 2015
用 adduser 就可以把使用者變成 sudoer
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用 adduser 就可以把使用者變成 sudoer
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How To Add A User To The Sudoers File In this quick video, I show how to add a user to the Sudoers file in Debian Wheezy (Linux).
*nix - User and Group management
List all users
cat /etc/passwd
Add a new user
useradd testuser
Modify testuser - adding to another group - apache
usermod -a -G apache testuser
Get a new password for testuser
passwd testuser
Add testuser to sudoer by modifying sudoers file like so:
vi /etc/sudoers
testuser ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
Delete user
userdel testuser
List all groups
cat /etc/group
Enumerate all groups of a user
groups testuser
This would list all the groups of logged-in user
groups
Note: If running some commands gives error - Command not found, then try
/usr/sbin/user* for user* commands
/usr/bin/groups for groups command
If that also doesn't work, find out the location of command like so:
whereis x OR which x
Update $PATH with the command path for future invocations.